MTO swore up and down earlier this week that the two, already expecting a child, would jump the broom this weekend.

Well Swizz Beatz has spoken out and basically debunked the rumor. ‘People’ magazine caught up with him at the New Music Seminar in NYC and told this:

“The wedding is not this week,” he said, referring to details that the two were set to get hitched aboard a 200-foot yacht in the Caribbean. “People are very creative [with gossip], but it’s cool. We have fun with this stuff. [The rumors are that] we’re taking a boat to do this and we’re like, ‘Man, who’s paying for that?’”Swizz also put a swift end to talk that he had taken charge of Keys’ career, since she parted ways with her manager of 15 years, Jeff Robinson. “I am one trillion percent not managing my fiancee. I’m not a manager,” he said.

Mr. Beatz also told People that he and the future Mrs. Beatz are really thrilled about being becoming parents. It will be her first child and his third.

“Alicia is definitely one of those great parents-to-be. I’m definitely one of those great parents as well.”

Ending weeks of silence and drama, the two-time MVP said on his ESPN special from Greenwich, Conn. on Thursday night that he’s decided to join the Miami Heat and leave the Cleveland Cavaliers after an unsuccessful seven-year quest for the championship he covets.

“I can’t say it was always in my plans, because I never thought it was possible,” James said. “But the things that the Miami Heat franchise have done, to free up cap space and be able to put themselves in a position this summer to have all three of us, it was hard to turn down. Those are two great players, two of the greatest players that we have in this game today.”

LeBron Discusses ‘The Decision’

LeBron James will sit down with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America on ABC (Friday, 7 a.m. ET) to discuss the ins and outs of one of the most-talked about free-agent decisions in NBA history.

Olympic teammates in Beijing, James, Bosh and Wade all helped deliver gold medals.

This time, it’ll be about a gold trophy, the NBA championship one — the one Wade got in 2006, the one that James and Bosh have yet to touch.

“Winning is a huge thing for me,” James said.

It’s a huge victory for the Heat, who got commitments from Wade and Bosh on Wednesday. That duo, along with James, formed the upper echelon of the most-celebrated free-agent period in league history.

Heat president Pat Riley landed them all, a three-pack of stars to help shape his quest for a dynasty in Miami.

And for Cleveland, a city scorned for generations by some of sports’ biggest letdowns, James’ long-awaited words represented a defeat perhaps unlike any other.

Bol died at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville, where he was being treated for severe kidney trouble and a painful skin condition, Tom Prichard, executive director of the group Sudan Sunrise, said in an e-mail.

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Drafted in 1985, Manute Bol enjoyed a 10-year NBA career, playing for four different teams, including two stints with the Golden State Warriors.
“Sudan and the world have lost a hero and an example for all of us,” Prichard said. “Manute, we’ll miss you. Our prayers and best wishes go out to all his family, and all who mourn his loss.”

Bol played in the NBA with Washington, Golden State, Philadelphia and Miami, averaging 2.6 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.3 blocks for his career. He led the league in blocks in 1985-86 with Washington (5.0 per game) and in 1988-89 with Golden State (4.3 a game).

“Manute’s impact on this city, our franchise and the game of basketball cannot be put into words,” 76ers president and general manager Ed Stefanski said in a statement. “He … was continually giving of himself through his generosity and humanitarian efforts in order to make the world around him a much better place, for which he will always be remembered.”

Bol joined the NBA with Washington in 1985 and played three seasons there. He returned to the team briefly toward the end of his career. The Wizards lauded him as a “true humanitarian and an ambassador for the sport of basketball.”

“Despite his accomplishments on the court, his lasting legacy will be the tireless work and causes he promoted in his native Sudan and the cities in which he played,” the club said in a statement.

Manute Bol (1962-2010)
• One of three players in NBA history born in Sudan (Luol Deng, Deng Gai).

• One of two tallest players in NBA history at 7′7″ (Gheorghe Muresan).

• Twice led NBA in blocks (1985-86 and 1988-89).

• Played 10 NBA seasons for 4 different teams.

After the NBA, Bol worked closely as an advisory board member of Sudan Sunrise, which promotes reconciliation in Sudan.

Bol was hospitalized in mid-May during a stopover in Washington after returning to the United States from Sudan. Prichard said then that Bol was in Sudan to help build a school in conjunction with Sudan Sunrise but stayed longer than anticipated after the president of southern Sudan asked him to make election appearances and use his influence to counter corruption in the county.

He said Bol had undergone three dialysis treatments and developed Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, a condition that caused him to lose patches of skin. Prichard said the skin around Bol’s mouth was so sore he went 11 days without eating and could barely talk.

Prichard said it’s believed Bol contracted the skin disease as a reaction to kidney medication he took while in Africa.

Janis Ricker, operations manager of Sudan Sunrise, said Saturday the organization will continue its work building the school in Bol’s home village in southern Sudan. She said Bol’s goal was to build 41 schools throughout Sudan

We’ve learned Charlie will work at Theatre Aspen, a renowned professional theater, where he will coach actors, help in the fundraising department and perform various other tasks. Although it is work release, Charlie will not accept a salary.

We’re told Charlie will still be considered an inmate at the jail. He will be free to leave jail at 8 AM for work every day but he must return by 8 PM.

We’re told the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Department has given its nod of approval, but the work release must be approved by the judge.

Charlie will be in court Monday at 4 PM, where the plea bargain and work release plan will be formally submitted to the judge. Assuming all goes well, Charlie will check in at the jail later that day.

Our sources say Peterson told the inmate he had an accomplice help him dispose of the body. The inmate then told authorities about his discussion with Peterson, which led them to the alleged accomplice. We’re told the accomplice informed Will County Sheriff’s officials and prosecutors that the body was buried just outside Peoria, Illinois.

Will County Sheriff’s deputies and prosecutors took the alleged accomplice to Peoria Friday, and the accomplice led them to private hunting grounds. The owner allowed authorities to enter his property and the accomplice then led them to the site where Stacy’s body was allegedly buried. The accomplice told authorities the body was stuffed in a metal drum that had been buried underground.

On Friday afternoon, authorities brought police dogs onto the property and we’re told the dogs immediately took them to the place where the witness said the body was buried. Authorities then put prongs in the soil and hit a mass below ground that could be the drum in question.

We’re told State Police are now guarding the property and authorities will begin digging Saturday morning.

UPDATE 6/5 10:00 AM PT — State Police confirm the search is underway.

At a noon press conference Saturday outside the Washington Township Police Department, Police Chief Rafael Muniz and Prosecutor Sean Dalton declined to identify the boy, but said he was from Atlantic County, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.

He faces up to a year in a juvenile detention center if convicted on charges of harassment and bias. Police say they scoured Facebook and other online postings for comments about the incident and found instances of “kids bragging,” notes the New York Times.

They also had store images of the youth and two others near the phone in question before the announcement and rushing from the store afterward. Anonymous tips also helped with the arrest.

Last Sunday at around 7 p.m., someone at the Wal-Mart announced “Attention, Wal-Mart shoppers: Will all the black people please leave the store. Thank you.”

Witnesses said store officials took about 5 minutes before announcing that the statement was a prank and apologizing.

One of the companies, Pipedream Products, just got a letter from Tiger’s attorney demanding that it stop using the golf star’s image to sell its line of sex toys … including blow-up Tiger dolls, giant condoms and a number of other devices.

In the letter, Tiger’s lawyer tells Pipedream to stop selling the porno products, recall all items that have already been distributed and then destroy or dispose them “in a manner and at a time as directed by Tiger Woods,” TMZ reported.

In other Tiger news, his mistress Joslyn James has followed up yesterday’s release of Tiger’s graphic text messages with the threat of releasing emails that show his childhood friend Bryon Bell was an enabler in the couple’s affair

According to TMZ, who spoke with the attorney that represents five of Brown’s children, the late entertainer is resting in his crypt.

Earlier this week, Brown’s illegitimate daughter, LaRhonda Pettit, told a UK newspaper that his body was mysteriously moved from the temporary crypt in South Carolina in an attempt to keep her from having another autopsy performed on the body…